Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?

Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk (too big)
Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder (too consistent)
Alexander Povetkin-Luis Ortiz (too proven)
Kubrat Pulev-Joseph Parker (too young)
Dillian Whyte-Jarrell Miller (Miller ships way too much and unlikely to have the stamina off PEDs to be effective using his old style)
Andy Ruiz Jr-Adam Kownacki (completely different levels)
Michael Hunter-Oscar Rivas (can't choose. I'd like to see this fight)
Filip Hrgovic-Joe Joyce (Filip is stagnating)
Tony Yoka-Ivan Dychko (too big)
Dereck Chisora-Hughie Fury (too much length)
Otto Wallin-Agit Kabayel (hard to choose I haven't seen much of anything of Kabayel)
Carlos Takam-Martin Bakole (depending on what he has left)
Daniel Dubois-Efe Ajagba (depending on the eye)
Robert Helenius-Charles Martin (difficult to choose, is Helenius in a resurgent phase of his career?)
Dominic Breazeale-Bryant Jennings (Jennings is the final form, ultimate top 20 gatekeeper)
Frank Sanchez-Evgeny Romanov
Zhilei Zhang-Tom Schwarz (depending on his kidneys)
Trevor Bryan-Gerald Washington
Nathan Gorman-Christian Hammer
Mariusz Wach-Johann Duhaupas
Bogdan Dinu-David Price
Lucas Browne-Alex Leapai
Chris Arreola-David Allen
Eric Molina-Carlos Negron

I give up

 

All of those fights sound really cool & entertaining and here we are again without seeing any of them ..

 

Arslanbek Makhmudov-Bakhodir Jalolov

is a good one.

We've been robbed of the opportunity to see:

Junlong Zhang-Christopher Lovejoy

due to premature retirements. But if it did happen the winner would deserve either
a high WBA ranking or a Wilder mandatory (if he held a belt).

 

To be fair Junlong actually fought a cruiserweight champion and an Olympian, he's not really comparable to Lovejoy. He also hasn't retired, and says on his Instagram that he's coming back after the pandemic. He's training with Evander Holyfield in Canada, from my understanding.

 

Somebody better read all of that I took like half an hour and it's the fruit of years of obsession with HW boxing

 

Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk = Fury UD (When both at their peak due to size. But it really depends on which Fury shows up)
Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder = Joshua KO
Alexander Povetkin-Luis Ortiz = Povetkin UD close
Kubrat Pulev-Joseph Parker = Parker SD
Dillian Whyte-Jarrell Miller = Whyte UD (Miller gets busted for roids again, and maybe Whyte too)
Andy Ruiz Jr-Adam Kownacki = Ruiz Jr KO
Michael Hunter-Oscar Rivas = Hunter UD wide
Filip Hrgovic-Joe Joyce = Hrgovic UD
Tony Yoka-Ivan Dychko = honestly wouldn't know 50/50
Dereck Chisora-Hughie Fury = Fury MD
Otto Wallin-Agit Kabayel = Wallin UD close
Carlos Takam-Martin Bakole = Bakole UD close
Daniel Dubois-Efe Ajagba = Dubois KO
Murat Gassiev-Mairis Briedis (heavyweight) = Briedis UD close
Robert Helenius-Charles Martin = Martin UD close
Arslanbek Makhmudov-Bakhodir Jalolov = Makman KO (Just guessing here... great matchup, would like to see that one!)

This is where I cut things off... too many matchups.

 

I'm getting worried about Fury's inactivity. Is he the gym?

 

He's still slimming down to fit trough the door first.

 

Appreciate the dedication even if I disagree with some of the picks. I think Washington loses to anyone with a decent punch and a 10 round gas tank so Bryan should have it. Also picked Liachovich but who do you think wins prime for prime? Also who's your favorite up and coming heavyweight (anybody that hasn't gotten a title shot yet, other than the guy in your username)

 

Tyson Fury
Anthony Joshua
Alexander Povetkin-
Joseph Parker
Dillian Whyte
Andy Ruiz Jr
Michael Hunter
Joe Joyce
Tony Yoka
Hughie Fury
Agit Kabayel
Martin Bakole
Daniel Dubois
Mairis Briedis
Charles Martin
Arslanbek Makhmudov
Mahammadrasul Majidov
Bryant Jennings
Frank Sanchez
Viktor Vykhryst

 

Ivan Dychko is actually 6'9. Guy's height is absolutely towering

 

• Oleksandr Usyk
• Anthony Joshua
• Alexander Povetkin
• Joseph Parker
• Dillian Whyte
• Andy Ruiz Jr
• Michael Hunter
• Joe Joyce
• Tony Yoka
• Hughie Fury
• Agit Kabayel
• Martin Bakole
• Daniel Dubois
• Murat Gassiev
• Charles Martin